Hey alright! Although the smudging did seem to make a difference even if it's only in my head! I know a lot of Indians won't touch an arrowhead till it's been cleansed and I surely don't want no bad JUJU!! Thanx for the info Bud!!

Check out this surface find from Martin county. Any info on type and material would be greatly appreciated.

Looks like Early Triangular. Yes that's a type. Very nicely made 9,000 year old artifact. Not sure on usual but maybe jasper. Good close pics of both sides might help me Id material. Good find.

Garguy thanks for the reply, I think I can speak for everyone and we appreciate your wisdom and readiness to share it.

We there was supposed to be a couple of close up pics of that point in my reply but I wasn’t able to attach them for some reason. I tried to zoom in and screen shot them, maybe that’s the problem. I’ll take some tomorrow outside. Thanks again.

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Here’s a couple more pictures,

Very pretty. Probably made of jasper.

Thanks GarGuy!

Can I get an ID on these 3 please?

They were ahead in the game more than we think.

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Better pic.

We're those found together? Odd balls. Maybe Shumula but probably odd eared Marshall.

I don't know what that is, but it's really cool. The indians around our ranch weren't even close to that talented.

What significance did having one of the rear points being shorter than the opposite serve?

They were not made that way. Likely hafted on a bone handle and that side got used the most thus resharpened more.

They weren’t found at the same time but were found in the same area.

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New to arrowhead collecting I found my first one a few days in Gaines county any ideas what this one is called or age of it maybe ?


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It has been resharpened so many times that it is hard to guess what it was. The base indicates that it is probably early archaic but still a bit of a guess. 7000yrs old give or take.

Interesting I was wondering why the front was so wide sharpening makes sense thank you


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Are these artifacts or just rocks? If artifacts….anyone have any guesses on details of them? Found in Kinney county.

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Artifact. Tortugas. 3000 yrs old

Cool deal......thank you for the info.

Found these today in Morris County northeast texas. Can someone tell me what they are please.

Anyone

Both of those are a little hard to type from just one pic. I would need them inhand to be really confident. I suspect both fall in a poorly defined group called Early Stemmed. Roughly 8,000 yrs old.

All ES points have edge dulling/grinding on the stem edges. If those are not ground they would fall into a couple of late archaic types like Yarborough.

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Surface find in Gillespie county. My aunt found it and would love some feedback on it


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Can anyone ID this?
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It’s an Andice with the ears sharpened off.

Nailed it

Thanks guys!!


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Found this one in Taylor county.
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These were found in Scurry County. Any idea on what they are?

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You have the base of an archaic stemmed points abd a preform with a hard spot in the middle that absolutely would not flake.

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Top is a really nice Angostura.

Bottom is beautiful and I presume it's a pedernales. Hard to say without scale.. beautiful material.

The bottom one is 2 3/8’s long. I was thinking darl but you think it’s a perd? It has beautiful flaking.

It's a perd. Would love good closeups of both sides of them. Good stuff right there.

Look at that flaking

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Boy Jack, you have found a great honey hole!! Congrats, super nice pieces Sir!!